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This document outlines the course objectives, modules, topics, and evaluation scheme for an Artificial Intelligence course (CS-3011). The course is divided into 9 modules that will be taught over 10 weeks, with 3 hours of lectures and tutorials per week. Modules cover topics like intelligent agents, problem solving through search techniques, informed search, constraint satisfaction problems, adversarial search, logical agents, first-order logic, and planning. Students will be evaluated through in-semester activities (30 marks), a mid-semester exam (20 marks), and an end-semester exam (50 marks) for a total of 100 marks.

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AI Lesson Plan

This document outlines the course objectives, modules, topics, and evaluation scheme for an Artificial Intelligence course (CS-3011). The course is divided into 9 modules that will be taught over 10 weeks, with 3 hours of lectures and tutorials per week. Modules cover topics like intelligent agents, problem solving through search techniques, informed search, constraint satisfaction problems, adversarial search, logical agents, first-order logic, and planning. Students will be evaluated through in-semester activities (30 marks), a mid-semester exam (20 marks), and an end-semester exam (50 marks) for a total of 100 marks.

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Artificial Intelligence

CS-3011

Lecture & 3 Hrs/Week Internal Assessment Marks: 50


Tutorial:

End Term Marks: 50

Practical: 0 Credits: 3

Course Objectives:
CO1: To have a basic idea of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by broadly understanding its
definitions, foundations, history of its developments and current state of the art real world
applications.

CO2: To have the knowledge of AI from a rational agent approach by understanding the PEAS
specifications of the task environments, types of environments and types of agent structures.

CO3: To gain understanding of search-based problem-solving agents by knowing the importance


of various search strategies, both uninformed and informed.

CO4: To gain idea of local search algorithms, optimization problems, sensor-less problems and
exploration problems

CO5: To understand Adversarial Search and Constraint Satisfaction Problems (CSP)

CO6: To gain idea of hybrid logical agents, Propositional Logic, First-Order Logic, Forward
Chaining and Backward Chaining and Planning problems.
Module no. & Name Topic/Coverage No. of Lecture
lectures Serial
no.

1. Introduction 1. What is AI? 4 1-4

2. The foundations of AI

3. The history of AI

4. The State of the Art

5. Tutorial - 1

2. Intelligent Agents 1. Agents & Environments 6 5-10

2.The good behavior: The concept of rationality

3.The nature of Environments

4.The Structure of Agents

5. Tutorial - 2 & Activity-1

3. Solving Problems by 1. Problem Solving Agents 8 11-18


Searching
2. Example Problems

3. Searching for Solutions

4. Uninformed Search Strategies

5. Avoiding repeated states

6. Searching with partial information

7. Tutorial - 3 & Activity-2

4. Informed Search & 1. Informed Search Strategies 5 19-23


Exploration
2. Heuristic functions

3. Tutorial - 4

MID SEMESTER EXAM


3. Local search algorithms & optimization problems 5 24-28

4. Local search in continuous spaces

5.Online search agents & unknown environments

6.Tutorial - 5 & Activity-3

5. Constraint Satisfaction 1. Constraint Satisfaction Problems (Backtracking 3 29-31


Problems searching for CSPs etc.)

2. Tutorial - 6

6. Adversarial Search 1. Adversarial Search (Games, Optimal decision in 4 32-35


games etc.)

2. Tutorial - 7 & Activity-4

7. Logical Agents 1. Logical Agents (Knowledge-based agents, the 5 36-40


Wumpus World etc.)

2. Tutorial - 8

8. First-Order Logic and its 1. First-order Logic and its inference (Syntax and 4 41-44
Inference semantics of First-Order Logic, Propositional vs First-
Order Inference etc.)

2. Tutorial - 9

9. Planning 1. Planning (The planning problem, Planning with 3 45-47


state-space approach etc.)

2. Tutorial – 10 & Activity-5

END SEMESTER EXAM

Text Books:
1. Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach, Stuart Russel, Peter Norvig, Pearson
Education

Reference Books:
1. Artificial Intelligence, Rich, Knight and Nair, Tata McGraw Hill.
2. Principles of Artificial Intelligence, Nils J. Nilsson, Elsevier, 1980.

Evaluation Scheme:
Activities: 30 Marks

Mid Semester: 20 Marks

End Semester: 50 Marks

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Total 100 Marks

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